From 2011: "Top ‘U.S.’ Corporations Outsourced More Than 2.4 Million American Jobs..."

[KansDem]

"...Over the Last Decade."



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The Wall Street Journal reports today that Corporate America certainly isn’t doing its part to help bring America out of its economic malaise. The paper surveyed employment data by some of the nation’s largest corporations — General Electric, Caterpillar, Microsoft, Wal-Mart, Chevron, Cisco, Intel, Stanley Works, Merck, United Technologies, and Oracle — and found that they cut their workforces by 2.9 million people over the last decade while hiring 2.4 million people overseas.

http://thinkprogress.org/economy/2011/04/19/159555/us-corporations-outsourced-americans/?mobile=nc

They are not "job creators;" they are "job destroyers."

[Huey P. Long]

1. Mainstream Economist: We Might Need to Hang Some Bankers to Stop Criminal Looting

Mainstream Economist: We Might Need to Hang Some Bankers to Stop Criminal Looting
Posted on July 8, 2012 by WashingtonsBlog

Even Nouriel Roubini Says We Need to Jail or Hang Some Bankers
Nobel prize winning economist Joe Stiglitz – and many other experts – have said nothing will change unless dishonest bankers are jailed.

Former trader Max Keiser has been calling for years for crooked bankers to be hanged, to send a message that crime won’t be tolerated.
But Nouriel Roubini is a lot more mainstream than Keiser – or even Stiglitz – being very close to Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner. See this and this.

Roubini told Bloomberg that nothing has changed since the start of the financial crisis, and we might need to throw bankers in jail – or hang them in the streets – before they’ll change:

Nobody has gone to jail since the financial crisis. The banks, they do things that are illegal and at best they slap on them a fine. If some people end up in jail, maybe that will teach a lesson to somebody. Or somebody hanging in the streets.

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I noted 7 years ago:
I am NOT calling for the overthrow of the government. In fact, I am calling for the reinstatement of our government. I am calling for an end to lawless dictatorship and a return to the rule of law. Rather than trying to subvert the constitution, I am calling for its enforcement.

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The best way to avoid all types of revolution would be for the government to start following the rule of law. I passionately hope it will do so.

The fact that even mainstream economists like Roubini are talking about hanging bankers shows that this is the last chance for the justice system – the only thing which stands between criminals on Wall Street and pitchforks – to work.


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http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2012/07/mainstream-economist-we-might-need-to-hang-some-bankers-to-stop-illegal-behavior.html

[Blanks]

2. We need to return to the tax schedule from the Eisenhower administration.

Adjusted for inflation of course, but if over paid executives do not benefit financially (because it is taxed at 91% over a certain amount) when they ship jobs overseas; they won't bother. If they do anyway; at least the government will have the funds to create jobs at home, or at least take care of the people who the blood suckers/job creators are leaving behind.

[Zalatix]

3. Where did the Free Traders go?

Don't they usually show up to tell us how discriminating against American workers is necessary to make the third world richer?

[Initech]

4. They are job destroyers and profit hoarders.

[midnight]

5. Ironically Job Czar Jeffrey Immelt, is CEO of General Electric, and he preaches tax cuts create jobs

in his 60 min. interview last year. http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=7384062n

[nanabugg]

6. They want to punish the country just to get Obama out of the Presidency. nt